orangetawny (Meaning)
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orangetawny (a. & n.)
Deep orange-yellow; dark yellow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orangetawny
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orangetawny Sentence Examples
- The majestic tiger's orangetawny fur shimmered in the sunlight.
- The tabby cat's orangetawny stripes contrasted beautifully against its white underbelly.
- The vibrant orangetawny leaves of the maple tree painted the autumn landscape with warmth.
- The terracotta roof tiles of the ancient building had faded over time to a soft orangetawny hue.
- The pumpkin's plump orangetawny rind promised a sweet and festive treat.
- The painter's brushstrokes captured the subtle variations in the fox's orangetawny coat.
- The orangetawny sunset cast a golden glow over the distant hills.
- The hummingbird's tiny body was adorned with iridescent orangetawny feathers.
- The orangetawny colour of the soil indicated rich iron content.
- The fabric of the antique tapestry was woven with intricate motifs in orangetawny and other earthy tones.
FAQs About the word orangetawny
Deep orange-yellow; dark yellow.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The majestic tiger's orangetawny fur shimmered in the sunlight.
The tabby cat's orangetawny stripes contrasted beautifully against its white underbelly.
The vibrant orangetawny leaves of the maple tree painted the autumn landscape with warmth.
The terracotta roof tiles of the ancient building had faded over time to a soft orangetawny hue.
